Whitmer Kidnap Plot Defendant Demands Info on the DOZEN FBI Informants and Paid ‘Snitches’ Involved

A man facing federal charges in the alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer says there never would have been a plot without FBI involvement and wants to know who those 12 informants were after finding out that some were paid “snitches.”

BuzzFeed News reports that at least a dozen informants were involved with the FBI, working with the six defendants to plot, train, and do reconnaissance on the unpopular governor. Whitmer has been especially draconian in her COVID lockdowns, as PJ Media has reported.

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Afghan Withdrawal Opens the Way for China

The indecent haste with which the Biden administration has undertaken its military withdrawal from Afghanistan not only raises the prospect of handing control of the country over to the hardline Islamist Taliban movement. It also presents China with a golden opportunity to extend its influence over this strategically important Central Asian country.

China, which shares a tiny 47-mile-long border with Afghanistan, has long coveted developing closer ties with Kabul, not least because of the large, untapped reserves of mineral wealth that Afghanistan possesses.

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Afghanistan: Taliban flag raised above border crossing with Pakistan

The Taliban are reported to have raised their flag above a key border post between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and claim it is now under their control.

Videos being shared on social media show the white flag fluttering above the Spin Boldak crossing near Kandahar.

Afghan officials have denied the post has fallen, although pictures on social media show the militants chatting to Pakistani border guards.

The BBC has been told the Taliban took the border crossing with no resistance.

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Suspect sought after people set on fire inside Ossington subway station

Will file human rights compliant over racist refusal of his fiery but peaceful request.

Police have released a surveillance camera image of a suspect wanted after several people were lit on fire in a Toronto subway station this week.

At about 2 p.m. on Tuesday, police say they were called to Ossington Subway Station for a disturbance inside.

Investigators say a man holding a butane lighter approached three different people in the station and attempted to light their clothes on fire.

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Ford government deletes lunatic claim that math is racist from school curriculum, doesn’t renounce it however

Ford government drops curriculum language that called math racist

The Ford government has quietly deleted a section of the Grade 9 math curriculum that said math was subjective and racist and requires a decolonial approach in how it is taught.

News of the radical language in the curriculum was first reported by the Sun on Saturday. At the time, the government defended the language that appeared in the preamble to the revised curriculum.

But by late Tuesday, it had been removed.

Not getting my vote.

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US Authorities charge 4 in Iranian plot to kidnap U.S.-based journalist Masih Alinejad and Unnamed US & Canadian based individuals

An Iranian intelligence officer and three alleged members of an Iranian intelligence network have been charged in Manhattan with plotting to lure a U.S.-based journalist and human rights activist from New York to Iran, authorities said Tuesday.

An indictment in Manhattan federal court alleges that the plot was part of a wider plan to lure three individuals in Canada and a fifth person in the United Kingdom to Iran. Victims were also targeted in the United Arab Emirates, authorities said.

Iran’s mission to the United Nations did not immediately respond to a request for comment. State media in Tehran did not immediately acknowledge the alleged plot, though Iran has become more aggressive in recent years about seizing opposition journalists and dissidents abroad amid tensions over its tattered nuclear deal.

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Ontario reports 153 new Covid cases … and … Can businesses enforce their own vaccine passport policy?

Ontario reports 153 new Covid cases … and … Can businesses enforce their own vaccine passport policy?


Can private businesses enforce their own COVID-19 ‘vaccine passports’?

Most Canadian provinces are still on the fence about whether they will implement a domestic COVID-19 “vaccine passport” to allow access to some public places, but what leeway do private businesses have to introduce their own policy?

According to lawyer Cara Zwibel, who is also the director of the Fundamental Freedoms Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, businesses can turn away whoever they like — as long as it isn’t discriminatory under human rights statutes.

And now Jello Tory gets in on the act…

The province needs to develop a basic, opt-in COVID-19 vaccine passport as proof of vaccination is increasingly required for foreign travel and other activities, Toronto Mayor John Tory said Wednesday.

Asked if the City of Toronto would develop its own portable proof of COVID-19 vaccination, the mayor told CP24 the province of Ontario is best suited to develop one as it manages all data related to vaccines administered.

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How Google Translate deceives you

It’s no secret that Google aggressively censors anything and everything that contradicts the left’s narrative. Most, for example, know — or should know — that Google search results yield only what it wants you to see, not what best answers your query (which may go against the woke narrative). But there are more subtle ways that Google manipulates its users that few are aware of.

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A Witch Trial at the Legal Aid Society

Maud Maron was a model public defender. Then she was forced out of her job because of her political views and her race.

If you google “bleeding heart liberal,” Maud Maron might well turn up as the first hit. Every cause liberals are supposed to fight for, every group they are supposed to champion, every candidate they are supposed to support — well, that was Maron’s not so atypical life and career. Until recently.

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Why Islamism became woke: Extremists are using progressive rhetoric to fool the West

Following ISIS’s demise, Islamists around the world have been forced to radically reassess their strategy against the West. Dashing the utopian hopes of its sympathisers, the fall of the Caliphate has set back the Islamist cause for decades. Just as when many Communists became disillusioned once their ideology had been implemented in the Soviet Union, ISIS’s barbarity can no longer be ignored.

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Church of England will apologise for the expulsion of Jews in the 13th Century – despite not being created until hundreds of years later

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The Church of England is planning a symbolic service to apologise for the medieval expulsion of Jews 800 years ago.

Anglican leaders announced the plans at a meeting of the General Synod – the legislative body for the Church of England – in a bid to address the recent and ‘rapidly worsening anti-Semitism in the UK’.

Although the Church of England was not created until after the Reformation, leaders are planning a ‘symbolic repentance’ to sever ties with the historical role the English church played in fuelling anti-Semitism in the past.

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Could street protests finally topple Cuba’s communist regime?

After six decades of rule, the Cuban government is facing the inevitable generational shift for which it seems ill-prepared

Could the growing tide of street protests finally topple Cuba’s communist government? Cubans are certainly angry: Sunday marked the largest-ever demonstration against the island’s regime. Organized through social media, the protests, which began in a town 20 miles outside Havana, quickly spread across Cuba. Thousands of demonstrators marched along some of Havana’s most iconic streets, chanting ‘Freedom!’, ‘Fatherland and Life’ and ‘Down with the dictatorship!’

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